About

The late Roger Palmer had kept wolves as a private individual for many years. The more he had learned about wolves the keener he had been to dispel the myths and misconceptions that surround them. Encouraged by his friend Erich Klinghammer the founder of Wolf Park in North America, Roger was persuaded to form the UK Wolf Conservation Trust.

The UK Wolf Conservation Trust has moved on from those early days. There are now three huge enclosures housing the Trust's eight ambassador wolves. Look at the gallery for some photographs of our wolves. We have an adopt a wolf scheme that you might like to buy as gift for someone special, or for yourself for that matter.

The Trust is proud to provide financial support to a number of wolf conservation projects. We have a special relationship with Bulgaria, Croatia and Russia,

We have a whole range of interesting Wolf Conservation Presentations available which we are happy to bring to your group or club. Maybe you would prefer to come to the UK Wolf Centre? We can do that too, making the presentation in our new Education Centre where you may also get an opportunity to meet the wolves.

The membership of our Supporters Group has grown to nearly three thousand, with lots of new events and offers to make membership worth while and new things coming along all the time.

If you are not already a Supporter but still want to walk with wolves why not get a group of like-minded people together and hire the wolves for a private walk.

We have become much more pro-active on the education front. We employ an Education Officer who is building up a wide range of events and activities to promote conservation in all its guises to school children of all ages. We also provide interesting and rewarding work experience opportunities for college and university students.

We are working on new ideas to make our Wolf Seminars even more informative and interesting. This year we are refreshing the whole format. We hope you will approve of what we are doing.

We present Wolf Photographic Days at the Trust, so if you have a camera and want some new and exciting opportunities, look no further than our Photography Days.